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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2003 Oct 11 @ 13:00UTC+1
Histoire des quatre fils Aymon très Nobles et très Vaillans chevaliers. Illustrée de compositions en couleurs par Eugène Grasset. Gravure et impressions par Charles Gillot. Introduction et notes par Charles Marcilly. Paris, H. Launette, 1883. In-8°. Relié par P. Claessens fils : demi-maroquin vert malachite à coins, plats de papier marbré serti d'un filet doré, dos fleuronné doré à nerfs, tête dorée, double couv. cons. Sous étui.
Très belle illustration Art Nouveau et mise en page fort élaborée : chaque feuillet est illustré de cadres, ornements ou vignettes in texto de toutes tailles dont parfois la couleur de fond envahit la page... soit près de 250 compositions en couleurs et un travail de près d'une année pour réaliser l'impression.
Tirage de luxe à 200 ex. num., un des ex. du tirage courant non numéroté sur papier vélin glacé d'édition.
"Premier livre illustré en photogravure et "chromographie", techniques inventées par Charles Gillot" dit Monod 6043; "one of the seminal forerunners of Art Nouveau book design in France", # The Turn of a Century, 48.
Provenance : mention au stylo-plume sur la garde bl. 320 400 Euros
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